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The Climax Locomotive Price: $265.00 by Dennis Blake Thompson, Richard Dunn, and Steve Hauff - The Definitive Work on the Climax	The Baldwin Locomotive Works Price: $25.00 Record No. 76 - Logging Locomotives	Last of the 3 Foot Loggers Price: $50.00 The Last Narrow Gauge Logging Railroad West of the Rockies By Allan Krieg
Kinsey Photographer Price: $27.50 By Dave Bohn and Rodolfo Petschek	The Locomotive Portraits-1 Price: $20.00 Volume 3 Photography by Darius and Tabitha Kinsey By Dave Bohn and Rodolfo Petschek	Logging Railroads of the West Price: $10.00 A Pictorial History of the Logging Railways of the Western Woods By Kramer Adams
Mallets on the Mendocino Coast Price: $39.00 Caspar Lumber Company Railroads and Steamships - By Ted Wurm	Minnesota Logging Railroads Price: $27.50 A Pictorial History of the Era When White Pine and the Logging Railroad Reigned Supreme - by Frank A. King	Logging to the Saltchuck Price: $69.50 Over 100 Years of Railroad Logging in Mason County, Washington - By John T. Labbe & Peter J. Replinger
Pacific Coast Shay Price: $40.00 Strong Man of the Woods - By Dan Ranger, Jr.	Pino Grande Price: $65.00 Logging Railroads of the Michigan-California Lumber Company.	Railroad Logging in the Klamath Country Price: $59.00 By Jack Bowden
Rails, Sagebrush and Pine Price: $45.00 USED Book A Garland of Railroad and Logging Days in Oregon's Sumpter Valley. by Mallory Hope Ferrell Some small tears to dustjacket, some yellowing of page edges.. Book itself is clean and nice.	Riding the High Wire Price: $18.50 Aerial Mine Tramways in the West By Robert Trennert	Silver & Sawdust Price: $10.00 Life in the San Juans - by Ken Reyher
Train Shed Cyclopedia 34 Shay Price: $13.50 Shays and Other Geared Locos	This Was Sawmilling Price: $13.75 Sawdust Sagas of the Western Mills - By Ralph W. Andrews	This Was Sawmilling-1 Price: $12.50 Sawdust Sagas of the Western Mills - By Ralph W. Andrews - Soft Cover
West Side Price: $70.00 Narrow Gauge in the Sierra By Mallory Hope Ferrell	The Whistles Blow No More Price: $59.50 Railroad Logging in the Sierra Nevada 1874-1942 By Hank Johnston	Thunder in the Mountains Price: $22.50 The Life and Times of Madera Sugar Pine By Hank Johnston

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